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Anger after day parole for Penticton woman who killed great-grandson’s mom

Anger after day parole for Penticton woman who killed great-grandson’s mom

Grace Robotti killed Roxanne Louie and was given a life sentence but now has day parole
Conservationists buy hunting rights to large chunk of Great Bear Rainforest

Conservationists buy hunting rights to large chunk of Great Bear Rainforest

Raincoast Conservation Foundation says $1.92M deal will help it protect wildlife
Lululemon’s diversity and inclusion efforts missing the mark says founder

Lululemon’s diversity and inclusion efforts missing the mark says founder

Chip Wilson says people in recent company adds look ‘unhealthy,’ ‘sickly’ and ‘not inspirational’
Canada ‘overly comfortable’ as global security shifts: senior military leader

Canada ‘overly comfortable’ as global security shifts: senior military leader

‘I’m very happy Canadians feel safe and secure. I also think it’s very naive.’
Body cameras coming soon to 85 Vancouver Police officers

Body cameras coming soon to 85 Vancouver Police officers

Pilot project to be tested in city’s downtown, officers will turn cameras on as needed
B.C. asking wildfire evacuees how it can serve them better

B.C. asking wildfire evacuees how it can serve them better

Officials collecting info in advance of 2024 season as it looks to revamp process
Vancouver constable charged with assault: Prosecution service

Vancouver constable charged with assault: Prosecution service

Charge stems from an incident at the Vancouver Police Department jail on Jan. 7, 2023
BC Hydro facing $710K fine for damaged ventilation equipment at Site C Dam

BC Hydro facing $710K fine for damaged ventilation equipment at Site C Dam

There were also deficiencies with steps to address welding fume hazards: WorkSafeBC
Mexican traveller gets 6 years for smuggling drugs at Abbotsford airport

Mexican traveller gets 6 years for smuggling drugs at Abbotsford airport

Martha Alvarado Lopez had meth and cocaine hidden in suitcase
$1.75 billion: 2023 a record year for Kelowna building permits

$1.75 billion: 2023 a record year for Kelowna building permits

84 per cent of permits were for apartment buildings